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He did briefly at the Afghan Air Base. Either an AK-47 or Kalashnikov I think.
Thanks, mate.
I need to watch it again. In any case he did not use it extensively as Brosnan.
Certainly not to the extent that Brosnan or films like the "Die Hard" series have done so, agreed, but it's probably there more than it was in other eras. More so in QOS between the car and boat chases, which short of the flash cutting could have been fit into a Brosnan entry.
In QoS I only remember him using it at the end of the PTS but in SF he definitely uses it once he gets to SF Manor.
I'm almost certain he uses one in the Nambutu embassy fight.
The only time I thought the use of machine guns was OTT was in TND. Besides, it makes sense for Bond to use the best weapon at his disposal.
Nah, Bond has the walther P99 as @thelivingroyale mentioned.
Actually Bond mainly uses the Attachés FN High Power,which was only Fitting,since it's still the most used Military Pistol on the Planet (although the Glock might be catching up fast).
Only when shooting at the Gas cartouche, he uses the P99.
And in the PTS of QOS he uses one from one of the henchmen, it is an impromptu use.
Not really. He uses the same H&K UMP he had at the end of CR to bring Mr. White down.
My mistake. I need to rewatch it.
Brosnan had some good moments that shouldn't be overlooked, but I feel that's generally true and was a big part of his box office appeal. A good business decision by Cubby and why he was the right guy at that time after the long hiatus.
I love that scene, as out of character as it was for Sir Rog.
And the gag when he notices the end of the bannister and shoots it off was a nice touch.
I think maybe the whole malaise about the Brosnan casting was that it failed to be anything else than this: a good business decision. And the problem with business decisions is that they can often be easily changed when necessary. Brosnan wanted to play this iconic role, he failed to make it iconic himself, then they told him: "Sorry, we changed our business plan".
Brosnan as such? Well, Who needs the acting chops with a square jaw like that? :-\"